Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-11-12

Brief Mention.

ETsef HenBAOn"
Wedding invitations engraved at Dorman's.
Rents collected promptly at H. P. Hoadley's.
Secure seats early for Sam Jones' lecture.
See adv.
First snow squat of the season yesterday
forenoon.
Rev. D. A. Goodsell, D. D., will preach at
Summerfeld church to morrow.
Secretary @. D. Hine made an address at
the teachers meeting in Fairfield yesterday.
Rev. Sam Jones is the most attractive
orator on the platform. Don't fail to see
him.
Rev C. Il. Buck preached at the revival
meeting of the First NJ. E. church in Bridge
port last evening.
A fire at the w. F. Swords & Co.'s mill,
Bridgeport, yesterday did several hundred
dollars damage.
Burr G. Hine, we'll known Naugatuck
man, died in the Middletown insane asylum
Thursday, aged g.
Two Ansonia people died in the New Haven
hospital Thursday-Mary Callahan, aged IS,
of heart disease, and A. j. Gobelly of paraly-
sis.
Benjamin Wright, of the Yale Theological
seminary, preached in Greenwich last Sun
day He is son of Colonel Wright of that
place.
About dozen dead woodcock were found
this week in Hunting Ridge above Stamford
They were killed by flying against the tele-
graph wires.
report was prevalent in Stamford this
week the Hon. Sam Fessenden was danger
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not we'll but is able to be at his Office an hour
or two day.
Miss Abbies Beeman of Lakeside, New
Preston, has entered the State hospital at
New Haven for the purpose of receiving a
course of instruction preparatory to becom-
ing professional nurse.
Mr. Lounsbury, of Palmer's Hill, has
stored several hundred barrels of apples away
under hay, where they will remain until
next July when they will bring from So to 81
barrel probably.-Stamford Advocate.
The loss by the burning of Isaac Bristol's
stables and barns in New Milford Wednesday
morning was about 100000 Three valuable
road horses and one fine trotter belonging to
John Lack, of Sherman, were burned to death.
The subject of Rev. John c. Collins ser
mon tomorrow evening at English Hall is
consistently and Social Reformers," and the
subject of the ten minutes address before the
sermon is ''Ought Anarchists to be HaDged?"
Rev. Mrs. Hansford, at request of the Y.
NJ. G. A, will preach in reference to young
men aud their need of religion to secure the
highest success on Sunday evening at the
Church of the Holy Spirit on Davenport ave-
nue..
a delegation of Eagle Hose company of
Ansonia send delegation TO the fair of Win
chester Hose company in this city to night.
Delegations from the Wallingford and Wal
ace Hose companies of Wallingford attended
the fair last evening.
Following was the bulletin put out on
Chapel street yesterday by Editor Busche of
the Workmen's Advocate: Murdered. Five
Workmen Killed for Opinions Sake. The
ruling class of Illinois shows it's bravery and
Christianity. The dying workmen defy the
murderers."
Being equipped with a magnificent stock
of seal furs, and the only manufacturer of
seal sacques in the city, Burgess & Burgess
announce for the season of 1878 special in
ducements to buyers of seaIskin sacques and
other fur garments. Many prefer them made
to order. A fine line of plush sacques and
jackets.
The Governors Portraits.
q. l. Thompson, of New Haven, has nearly
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